President Bill Clinton Baseball Game Attendance Log

President Bill Clinton Baseball Game Attendance Log

Bill Clinton grew up in Little Rock, Arkansas listening to play by play on the radio of the St. Louis Cardinals. Clinton was more of a musician than a fan, but he still fondly recalls listening to Red Schoendienst and Stan Musial.

When Bill Clinton married Hillary Rodham, who was a lifelong Chicago Cubs fan, she persuaded him to root for the Cubbies and in 1999 he visited the friendly confines where the Brewers were defeated 5-to-4.

Baseball Almanac is pleased to present a complete list of baseball games that President Bill Clinton attended while in office.

"Clearly they are not capable of settling this strike without an umpire." - President Bill Clinton

President Bill Clinton Baseball Games Attended While In Office
Date	Location	Match-Up	Notes
04-05-1993	Baltimore	Orioles 4	Threw 1^st pitch from the pitcher's mound and made it to the catcher.
		Rangers 7
04-04-1994	Cleveland	Indians 4	Threw out first pitch at 1^st game in Jacobs Field.
		Mariners 3
09-06-1995	Baltimore	Orioles 4	Cal Ripken, Jr. in consecutive game #2,131. V.P. Gore attended.
		Angels 2
04-02-1996	Baltimore	Orioles 4	Threw out 1^st pitch.
		Royals 2
04-15-1997	New York	New York 5	Jackie Robinson's #42 was retired for all of Major League Baseball.
		Los Angeles 0
06-30-1999	Chicago	Cubs 5	Arrived in 5^th inning. Sammy Sosa hit game winning home run (#30).
		Brewers 4
04-15-2000	San Francisco	Giants 4	Attended with his daughter Chelsea. Game was rained out.
		Diamondbacks 7
President Bill Clinton Baseball Games Attendence Log

On September 6, 1995 both President Bill Clinton and Vice President Al Gore attended a game together making it the first game outside of Washington, D.C. where both offices attended.

Did you know that when President Bill Clinton "opened" Jacobs Field, he went with Ohio Governor Voinovich?

President Bill Clinton's first presidential pitch (on April 4, 1993) was the first ever from the pitcher's mound to the catcher's mitt.

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